Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-03

will arrive On June II. He will remain
here several days.
Fhe Anniversary sf thetF weadlng.
SARaSac ISx IN. ", jane S-Ths
anniversary 0f the Wedding day Of
President and MFs Cleveland dawned
beautifully at Saranse Ian when Mrs.
| Cleveland came down 60 breakfast, she
1 found 4 little clnster Of four ksW
clover as her place. she and the ! 70 l.
dent we're heartily congratulated pm
/ the anniversAFy and we're wished all
manner ef happiness aud good luck.
At 10 o'ciock. after smearine tkoR
faces literally with fiy ointment. Presi-
dent snd Mrs Cleveland and party wena
OF fishing for the day.
TAe san Franchise Zeal MaFkes.
SAS FRAscIsca. June - The prioe Of
1 foreign coal Is steadily advancing. Tha
best steam coal from Newcastle. New
South Wales, is selling at 81 80 per ton
| IN cargo lota. deliverable 70 days hence,
an advances OF 81 per ton over feFmeR
aRures. Cardiff and Liverpool coal to
s.. The advance Is ewing 20 the short
tonnage. Reports Of shortage Of the
whsat crop are In part responsible. The
disenga9ed tonnage IN rags 10 now
5000 tons, against 1900 tons one
year ago, while 2l2,o00 tons
Is on the way. nine e-tenths Of witch is
available for wheat. IL is claimed that
ship owners. realizing that the wheat
crop is liable to fall into ths hands OF
manipalatoTs, ara disinclined 20 seRd
aRy more ships into port. and in this
contingency still higher prices for
steam coal are predicted. As far a.
quantity is concerned the northern col
lisries can pFoduoe all thai is needed.
hut the steamship companies must have
the best article ohtaiMahle and oon-
tinue to use foreign coal.
Another Race.
CHICAGO, Jane AT a meeting be-
tween EiuaFd HAnlon and ]. A. Sc.
John in the later OesaA office this morn
ing, another race vas arranged be.
tween HAnlon and GaudAur over the
same course on July 231. The stakes
are 5000 q side but may be raised 10
s.. 500 IL Hanlon desires.
a,Rrlen. KIlbrlde and Rynn.
BosroN, June 2.-Wm. O'Brien, Den
mis- Kilbride aad Charles RYAN left Bos-
tor this morning for New York.
NEw YoRK, June 2-AfteF dining
in private, William O'BFien was
conducted TO the Academy Of Music.
where q most enthusiastic reception
awaited. The auditorium vas packed
to its utmost capacity. Mayor Hssitt,
Mr.. Grace aEd other prominens cittxsns
occapied seats On the stage, which was
decked With intertwined English and
Irish flags. As soon ss O BEien appeared
a storm Of applause arose and lasted
for several minutes.
Ga being introduced by the chairman,
O'Brien spoke feeltnRly OF the extraoF-
dinary extent 90 which American sym.
pathy had been stirred BY events IN
Canada. LAnsdowne, be said, bad been
more successful apostle for Ireland
aud the Irish cause than they could
ever be. They could only tell talea Of
his deeds in Ireland, bnt these
deeds and Lansdowne's mobs bad
told the tale all the world over.
The horrible moments spent 10
Canada by the speaker live lightly
n bis memory when be rem bers that
iih0se moments have illustrated the
! rue chaFacterlstios OF Lansdswne 80
tfst displayed 10 the terrible evictions
perpstrated in Ireland. LAnsdowne
has said everything be can through the
press aud O'BriaA believes thai the
most bitter paFtizans dare not stand uV
and say that Lansdowne has denied bis
charges.
Rsferring 10 John Rrieht's letter, read
in Birmingham, OBrien said. II regret
that bis life IL ending Ia bitter winter
4ther than 10 the glorious sunset In
which Mr.. Gladatone'sis is eRding. Bright
dlsapprovea Of my mission IN the same
breath In which be calls Gladstone q
traitor IShame. | am net sorry 10
be ia snsh comnany." Loud applause.
"Lansd0wne," said the speaker, ''noa
satisfied with being damned as 4 land
lord, has added TO his guilt shat Of in
stiRator Of crime and outrage. He
knew that an outrage was TO be perpe-
trated by some gentlemen volunteers,
who behaved % Railanlly at the battle
of RidReway. Laughter -Four hun
drei Of these, With their side arms on,
we're of the mob whs tried Ia
she dark az Kingston 10 murder
us. | charge LAnsdows here tonight
wiah that crime. he answered our de-
shots. | venture 20 think We shall not
scar for some time 70 coms from Lon
don about PaFelliam and crime, and, by
a bout Lansdowne and crime.
The representatives Of the American
press. he said, we're literally and traly
saviours OF himself and bis party. The
msb would have trampled them 70
death had 10 not been for this powerful
protection. Mr.. OBFien DEVOTED some
time 30 an explanations OF the condition
Of affairs Ia Ireland, ETC., and was fol-
lowed by kiibFida and others.
Letters of regret were received sad
read from ex Senator OonklinR. en-
Governor Hoadly, Geo. Hill and Arch
bishop Corrigan. A resolution was
adopted denauuoinR the forcibIe terms
LORD LAnsdowne aud the Canadian
outrages against OBrien. They further
declare the sympathy Of the entire peo-
pie With Ireland In the struggle for
home rule.
The Emperor at kieI.
BEnLIN, Juns 2.-Empsror William,
by Prince William and
Prince Leopold, arrived al Kisl today
and we're welcomed With greatest
enthusiasm.
DeserteF shot.
SAx AHrosIo TEX. June 2.--samuel
q. Reed vas shot By die Of United
states s9latefs touAy WhtAe attempting
TO escape on the way 10 military court.
Rasd vas the seton Of one OF the best
families IN Alabama. He enlisted as a
private soldier, and accompanied BY
eSmrade named Williams, be deserted
the army and crossed 90 MaiamoFaa,
where be killed aud robbed q rich Jew
eler nsmtd Block. He ana his GEM
panion were arrested and condemned
10 death bnl escaped. Rssd vent 10
California aud Ariz3 3na, siew q couple Of
men there and hnally drifsed back 10
San Antonio, where be was arrested on
3 charge Of deseriion and turned over
to the military authorities. In death
bed confession Reed admitted his com
plisity 10 the murder Of Block, which
be had siFeuuonsly denied. The Gov
ernmsnt officers attach no blame 10 the
detail.